Social Practice CUNY Student Fellow Jay Reinier, an MFA candidate in the Performance and Interactive Media Arts (PIMA) program at Brooklyn College, joins host Catherine LaSota in this episode to discuss the more-than-human grief of climate collapse, speculative posthuman subjectivities, game theory, and how we might use technology in productive ways. The pros and cons of Instagram are touched upon in this conversation, too.

About our guest:

Jay Reinier (they) creates multimedia performances and interactive art that blends approaches from composition, concrete and sound poetry, and software design. Their work explores questions surrounding the way software shapes our values and creativity, the more-than-human grief of climate collapse, and speculative posthuman subjectivities.

More about Jay Reinier

Website: jpalindrome.com
Instagram: @j.palindrome

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